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Old 11-05-2009, 10:25 AM
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So my question is how do you suck it out of the heads?
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the oil will travel back into the hpop while your sucking.

It just keeps comming and comming and comming, then eventually you stop sucking oil.
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Use Amsoil 15W-40 Marine/Diesel oil. The 5W-40's oils are not recommended in OBS 7.3 Power Strokes.

Yes you can get some really long oil change intervals when you use the by-pass filtration systems. Some of the commercial over the road truckers are getting 200k to 300k oil change intervals with the synthetic oils & by-pass filtration systems. Just make sure you spend the money for a very good system, like everything else in life ya get what ya pay for!
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It's not unreasonable to get 20k - 30k miles between changes with Synthetic (abotu 2 years for me, I don't really drive much). The key is the bypass filter.
If it's shorter then it's shorter. I know synthetics are good stuff, nothing like dino oil.
would you run the rotella 5w30 synthetic this long with a bypass filter?
this is the only oil my truck has ever had, 3,000 mile changes for the first 60,000 miles than when I got it I went to 5,000 mile chnanges.
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Use Amsoil 15W-40 Marine/Diesel oil. The 5W-40's oils are not recommended in OBS 7.3 Power Strokes.

Yes you can get some really long oil change intervals when you use the by-pass filtration systems. Some of the commercial over the road truckers are getting 200k to 300k oil change intervals with the synthetic oils & by-pass filtration systems. Just make sure you spend the money for a very good system, like everything else in life ya get what ya pay for!
Here in the cold 5w40 is okay.

TJBeggs runs it in the winter time. I trust his judgement.

in warmer area's, 5w40 bad idea.
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